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It is not just dogs anymore! Begun as a daily blog in 2008, I am featuring my gift portraits. They are one of a kind, original art work, created to hang in homes and sit on office desks to bring the presence of a beloved pet (or family member) to mind. They are NOT for reproduction of any form. Any use other than personal requires a written contract and licensing of rights. PLEASE contact me for any of my art services.my email: deejaystar@yahoo.com.
About Me
- Debra Jones
- Portrait artist, fine artist, educator, student. Trying all means to keep from getting a day job in the tough times, but still supporting myself as an artist! deejaystar@yahoo.com Follow any and all of my blogs. THANK YOU!
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- A Schnoodle.
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- Not Christmas in July, more like Birthday for Fath...
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3 comments:
That is good, Debra.
Beautiful blog! Beautiful idea! Great dogs! And your paintings are amazing! This is my fist comment I guess but I visit your blog almost every day and I enjoy every one piece. This is especially good. Bright and pure colors, minimum detail but great composition. I would like to try a pet portrait some day and your paintings will inspire me. Every portrait is so unique here... Congratulations!
Thank you. I like this sort of dog piece. I did a Bichon back in January if I remember properly, that has the same low contrast, high color change going. As black is rarely used to make a realistic black, I love pouring color into white. It makes it glow.
dj*
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